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Permalink Reply by William Tincup on January 30, 2009 at 1:49am

who doesn't like absinthe...

http://www.starrtincup.com/video/absinthe-fosters-creativity

peach out.

william

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Permalink Reply by Amitai Givertz on January 30, 2009 at 9:11am

John, thanks for such a flattering post.

I shall quote you often...as will Mother.

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Permalink Reply by Jenny DeVaughn on January 30, 2009 at 9:52am

I had the opportunity to meet Ami at SourceCon last year. I was pleasantly surprised by all of the tools and information he provided after you take one of his webinars to implement his training effectively.

Thanks, Ami, for all that you do!

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Permalink Reply by Slouch on January 30, 2009 at 11:31am

I get to work with Ami everyday and it's a lot of fun so thanks and John, thanks for bringing awareness to him.

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Permalink Reply by Joshua Letourneau on January 30, 2009 at 12:18pm

I have to send Ami a shout-out as well. He's the kind of person you listen and pay attention to because his way of looking at things is uniquely insightful.

After attending one of his 'Brown Bag' sessions when they first kicked off (the inaugural one, I believe), I left the online video session with the same type of feeling I did after sitting in a lecture with an absolutely outstanding professor. You know a class or training session has left its mark when, weeks later, you recall certain comments and points . . . and they suddenly come together stronger than they did before.

So, what I'd recommend is this: If you have a chance to speak with Ami (or listen to him speak), tune in. I mean in a big way. Work out that morning - be prepared to mentally engage. Take notes; discuss; debate; grow. His content is such that your superconscious will work on it (in fact, I remember applauding his use of imagery as it's apparent he understands the neuroscience of training).

The more you come prepared to take away, the more you will.

Great job, Ami.

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Permalink Reply by Recruiting Animal on January 30, 2009 at 1:32pm

I endorse Brown Bag Recruiting. Ami invited me to sit in on a number of his sessions so that I could critique them for him and I did so, visciously. For some reason I can't get him to talk exactly like me but I learned more than I expected. He tells you how to do some basic stuff with boolean (which is as much as the average person is going to remember) and how to manage it - which is important.

As a matter of fact, during one of our follow up conversations he told me that I wasn't managing my bookmarks properly and after seeing what he did with his I knew he was right and made some significant changes.

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Permalink Reply by Geoff Peterson on January 30, 2009 at 1:44pm

I attended a few of Ami's "Brown Bag Recruiter" webinars, and thought they were excellent. Ami really knows the search engines and how to utilize them, especially with Google. His "G-Recruiting" training is loaded with good information for recruiters and sourcers. I highly recommend checking them out.

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Permalink Reply by Claudia Faust on January 30, 2009 at 2:56pm

I've also attended several Ami sessions along the way, and I'm a big fan. The kickoff session for Brown Bag Recruiter was webcast from Fort Lauderdale last year, and I think it drew about 80 people in person (at breakfast, no less!). Every time I hear Ami speak I learn something I didn't know about tools and tricks of the trade for recruiters, and when I least expect it I bump into yet another bit of brilliance he's published out on the internet (here's a great example I found online just today). Thank you, John, for shining a spotlight on Ami - for all he gives to the recruiting community at large - and recruiters in specific - he deserves to be recognized.

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Permalink Reply by Elle Kauffman on January 30, 2009 at 3:21pm

I just took Ami's full G-Recruiting workshop yesterday and I couldn't believe the wealth of information that he provided for the cost. In fact, the tools he presented here (which are free of charge to use) will return the investment hundreds of times over. I can't recommend this workshop highly enough!

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Permalink Reply by Rayanne on January 30, 2009 at 5:18pm

Although I have never met Ami in person, I feel a kinship and the virtual world has created a whole new set of family and friends for me. I gladly place Ami in that world and look forward to years of communications, witty repartee, and dipping into the wells of knowledge he so gladly shares with all of us.
Thanks John for highlighting Ami here.
Thanks Ami for all you do to make the rest of us feel heard and appreciated!

~Rayanne

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Permalink Reply by John Sumser on February 1, 2009 at 1:12am

It's gratifying to see everyone turning out for Ami.

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Permalink Reply by Michael Marlatt on February 2, 2009 at 9:31am

Unsung hero is absolutely correct. Ami has been a great friend, mentor, and personal coach to me. Anyone who knows him will agree that he's incredibly articulate and a deep-thinker with a passion for lively discussion. I have met a lot of recruiting professionals in my time but Ami is just one of those individuals that stands out above the crowd. I have personally learned more from Ami than I could ever give back in return. If you haven't yet had the opportunity to meet or chat with Ami, I would encourage you to do so. He's an open-networker and always open for discussion.

As John mentions, Ami is doing some fantastic things around leveraging Google applications as a "one-stop-shop" (free) recruiting desktop that has yet to be matched by anyone in the industry. Impressive stuff... check it out.

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